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Except that net neutrality is how it is now. Nobody's talking about imposing new rules or bureaucracy.
by blahedo 17y ago
Except that net neutrality is how it is now. Nobody's talking about imposing new rules or bureaucracy.
- lionhearted 17y ago> Except that net neutrality is how it is now. I understand that - but I imagine the internet will continue to change dramatically over the next 3, 5, 10, 20 years. > Nobody's talking about imposing new rules or bureaucracy. It runs the risk of handcuffing the future, especially if there's new and different protocols used to access the internet in different ways in the future. We have a lot of silly and antiquated laws on the books in the USA. Net neutrality sounds like a good thing, but it runs the risk of everyone saying, "Idiot 2009 people passing stupid laws so that XYZ Cool New Technology is illegal... what were they thinking...?"